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Vegan food in Singapore has never looked this exciting. With inventive \u201cvemakase\u201d tasting menus, nostalgic Peranakan dishes made meat-free, and even fast food done vegan-style, the city is packed with tasty options. These spots are proof that plant-based can be bold and comforting. If you\u2019re exploring more meatless cuisines, head to these vegetarian restaurants in Singapore<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Vegan food in Singapore: Best restaurants and cafes<\/h2>\n

1. Wakamama<\/h3>\n

It\u2019s not every day you get to discover a vegan omakase (or “vemakase”) restaurant \u2013 but we\u2019ve found one at Wakamama. Reserve a private dining table and delight in a meatless culinary experience featuring sumptuous vegan bites. We hear crowd faves include the photo-worthy rainbow paper rolls, and the delectable artisanal vegan foie gras.
\nWakamama<\/a>, book online<\/em><\/p>\n

2. Cultivate Cafe<\/h3>\n
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Photography: Cultivate Cafe<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Housed within the beautiful Maxwell Reserve, Autograph Collection, Cultivate Cafe is a GMO-free and gluten-free vegan restaurant that combines interesting ingredients like pear and leek soup; or white asparagus with Turkish figs and Sicilian green olive dressing. For an added gastronomical adventure, try the selection of “cavi-art”, a sustainable alternative to caviar made with seaweed. How’s that for a fancy vegan treat?<\/p>\n

There’s also a grab-and-go counter for busy bees who want a quick bite. Pick up one of the many bakes (we hear the buttery croissants are a standout) alongside a fresh brew or a signature cold-pressed juice for a fuss-free refuel.
\nCultivate Cafe<\/a>, Maxwell Reserve, Autograph Collection, 2 Cook Street, Singapore 078857<\/em><\/p>\n

3. Teng Bespoke<\/h3>\n
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Photography: Teng Bespoke<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

With a menu inspired by shojin ryori, or Japan\u2019s zen Buddhist cuisine, this Japanese vegan restaurant aims to promote healthy eating in a tranquil ambience. Alongside a selection of salads and tempura veggies, there\u2019s a range of vegan and vegetarian goodies that are styled like your typical sushi or sashimi. A fish-free sashimi platter? Even if you aren\u2019t vegan, you\u2019ll have to try it once for the experience!
\nTeng Bespoke<\/a>, #01-50, 91 Bencoolen Street, Singapore 189652<\/em><\/p>\n

4. SuFood<\/h3>\n
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For wholesome meat-free meals, Sufood is a Taiwanese chain with both vegan and vegetarian eats. Nutrient-dense food is the key to its menu, with dishes that feature health-boosting ingredients. Need a dose of anti-inflammatory and digestion-boosting soup? Try the burdock root and cashew broth. Want to fuel up with healthy carbs after a sweat sesh? Savour the five-grain rice with black truffle and mushrooms, or the oyster mushroom five-grain rice.
\nSuFood<\/a>, #02-19, Raffles City, 252 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179103<\/em><\/p>\n

5. Casserole<\/h3>\n
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Photography: Casserole<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Take vegan dining up a luxe notch at Casserole. Step inside Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa for this restaurant that offers meat-free dining within a luxurious space. Psst: a rotating menu of chefs\u2019 specials includes casseroles for sharing \u2013 simply enquire to find out more about the current highlights.<\/p>\n

With a range of cuisines and fusion creations on the menu, crowd pleasers include Thai fish cake and roasted sesame soba salad, banana leaf dry braised beef rendang, Indian spiced jackfruit biryani and charcoal grilled satay. All made with meat alternatives, of course. Complement your meal with a cocktail like the detox mojito or rosemary gin fizz and you\u2019ll be fuelled up for the day.
\nCasserole<\/a>, Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa, Level 3, 101 Siloso Road, Sentosa, Singapore 098970<\/em><\/p>\n

6. Whole Earth<\/h3>\n
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Eating more plants is great for the planet, but we wanna get our fill of our fave Peranakan dishes<\/a>, too. Whole Earth is here to fill the void with delectable creations: it’s the first and only plant-based restaurant to be awarded the Michelin Bib Gourmand title for five years straight. Highlights include Nonya curry and Penang rendang (made with shiitake mushroom) amongst others. A flavourful vegan world awaits!
\nWhole Earth<\/a>, 76 Peck Seah Street, Singapore 079331<\/em><\/p>\n

7. Analogue<\/h3>\n
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Photography: Analogue Initiative via Facebook<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

If you\u2019re familiar with the cocktail bar<\/a> Native, you\u2019ve surely heard of Analogue, a bar and restaurant putting a future-oriented spin on plant-based food and drinks. The carefully curated menu is anything but ordinary: get a table for a classy night of cactus cocktails and meat-free mains.
\nAnalogue<\/a>, #01-31, Chijmes, 30 Victoria Street, Singapore \u200b\u200b187996<\/em><\/p>\n

8. Original Sin<\/h3>\n
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Original Sin has been serving scrumptious Mediterranean cuisines<\/a>\u00a0in a romantic ambience since 1997. Choose to dine under the stars or in the candlelit interior while diving into delicious vegan grub. Can’t-miss dishes include the mezze platter, absolut pasta (penne pasta in pink sauce with veggies, flamed with Absolut vodka) and vegan bolognese. Who says the conscious lifestyle can’t taste sinfully good?
\nOriginal Sin<\/a>, #01-62, Jalan Merah Saga, Chip Bee Gardens, Block 43, Singapore 278115<\/em><\/p>\n

9. VeganBurg<\/h3>\n
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Photography: VeganBurg via Facebook<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The world’s first plant-based burger joint can\u2019t be left out of this list. Since its launch, this vegan fast food restaurant in Singapore has captured the hearts of vegans and omnivores alike with its healthier and more sustainable take on fast food. Classic VeganBurg flavours include the smoky BBQ and Hawaiian teriyaki, while the locally-inspired char-grilled satay is a crowd favourite.
\nVeganBurg<\/a>, available at multiple locations including Jalan Eunos and Woodleigh Mall<\/em><\/p>\n

10. Warung Ijo<\/h3>\n
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Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

It\u2019s all about Indonesian fare made vegan \u2013 or vegetarian, depending on your preference. Tuck into crowd favourites like kampung fried rice (a variation of the classic nasi goreng kampung), mee goreng (stir-fried Indonesian noodles) and balado tofu (fried beancurd in balado gravy). For sumptuous veggies that will please even the salad-haters, order the balado ladyfingers with OmniMeat or vegetable curry for the table. But don’t miss out on the satay peanut dish if you\u2019re craving this local bite.
\nWarung Ijo<\/a>, #01-61 Grantral Mall Tai Seng, 601 MacPherson Road, Singapore<\/em><\/p>\n

11. VeganBliss<\/h3>\n
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Bliss out with amazing vegan eats at VeganBliss. Menu highlights include vegan renditions of local delights like nasi lemak and hokkien mee, Asian faves like kungpo chicken rice and dan dan noodle, pastas like aglio olio and more! Round off your meal with soups like tom yum soup or veggie soup, and sweet treats like homemade tau sar piah and fried sesame ball for good measure.
\nVeganBliss<\/a>, #01-01, 229 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427489<\/em><\/p>\n

12. The Living Cafe<\/h3>\n
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We absolutely love The Living Cafe for its comprehensive menu labelled with vegan, vegetarian, raw, gluten-free and nut-free options. Whether it\u2019s the maple toasted granola bowl or a comforting cup of matcha, the food is as tasty as it is healthy. Cold-pressed juices and catering services are available as well.
\nThe Living Cafe<\/a>, available online or at 779 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 269758<\/em><\/p>\n

13. Saute<\/h3>\n
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Photography: Saute<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Offering vegan and vegetarian menus, Saute has three food concepts: Saute-san, Flavours by Saute and Saute Sushi. Saute-san\u2019s veg-forward menu features halal Japanese (including vegan sushi!) and Korean fare, while Saute Sushi is the first plant-based sushi train concept in Singapore! For comforting local and western eats, Flavours by Saute will sate your cravings. Expect rice, pasta, soup, burger and hotpot creations made with health-boosting ingredients like lion mane mushroom, basil and quinoa.
\nSaute<\/a>, multiple locations including City Square Mall, Funan Mall and Paya Lebar Square<\/em><\/p>\n

14. Real Food<\/h3>\n
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Photography: Real Food via Facebook<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Planning a weekend brunch in Singapore<\/a> but have no idea where to go? Drop by Real Food and check out the all-day breakfast menu, complete with both vegan and gluten-free options. Take home some slow-baked goods too: choose from a wide range of sourdough bread varieties or naturally-leavened buns that come in various flavours.
\nReal Food<\/a>, available at multiple locations including Orchard Central and Yishun Central<\/em><\/p>\n

15. Genesis Vegan Restaurant<\/h3>\n

Serving up a slew of Asian and Western vegan dishes, Genesis Vegan Restaurant boasts vegan versions of popular meat-based dishes to satisfy your cravings. Plant-based bak kut teh, chicken rice and nasi lemak are some of the must-tries. Finish your meal with a tofu cheesecake for a sweet end to the meal.
\nGenesis Vegan Restaurant<\/a>, #B1-01, Havelock II, 2 Havelock Road, Singapore 059763<\/em><\/p>\n

16. Sunnychoice<\/h3>\n
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Asian cuisine, but make it vegan \u2013 that’s the main highlight at Sunnychoice. This family business uses natural ingredients in its recipes, serving up a menu that’s healthy yet delicious. From thunder tea rice and laksa, to kimchi ramen and veggie sushi, its menu offers a plant-based twist on Asian classics. There\u2019s also a few Western mains (think spaghetti and tofu nuggets) thrown in the mix. Add to that desserts like green bean soup and you’ll have a satiating meal.
\nSunnychoice<\/a>, multiple locations including Bukit Merah and Upper Bukit Timah<\/em><\/p>\n

17. AWE. by OsomeFood<\/h3>\n
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Wanna eat vegan at home, but too busy to prepare your own meals? AWE. by OsomeFood has the perfect solution. This isn’t a cafe or restaurant, but it deserves a mention for its easy vegan meal options for stay-home days. With clinically proven nutrition-focused, clean-label, and functional meals, this brand promises delicious ready-made eats. Shop its online catalogue for frozen meals that you can simply defrost and heat up at the comfort of your own home. From plant-based bolognese pasta and burger steak, to mee rebus and blue pea lemongrass rice with spicy beef, you’ll have plenty of fuss-free meal prep options with AWE. by OsomeFood.
\nAWE. by OsomeFood<\/a>, available online\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

18. Love Handle Deli & Butcher<\/h3>\n

Re-opening in Q4 2024.<\/em><\/p>\n

Vegan restaurants aside, here’s a plant-based deli and butchery to check out. Love Handle has made its mark in the Singapore food world with its variety of plant-based meats and dairy-free butter and cheeses. It’s undergoing a revamp at the moment, but look forward to its re-opening at Clarke Quay for plant-based comfort foods.
\nLove Handle<\/a>, opening at Clarke Quay Fairprice Finest<\/em><\/p>\n

Thanks to these restaurants and eateries in Singapore, you know where to go for your next vegan food fix!<\/p>\n

Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>

Where can you find the best vegan restaurants in Singapore?<\/h3>

Singapore has a wide variety of vegan restaurants, from casual cafes to upscale plant-based dining spots. Check out our list of best vegan food in Singapore, featuring restaurants known for creative dishes, diverse cuisines, and satisfying plant-based meals.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Is vegan food easily available in Singapore?<\/h3>

Yes, vegan food in Singapore is widely available across restaurants, cafes, and even hawker centers. You can find everything from local dishes like vegan laksa to international options like burgers, pasta, and rice bowls.<\/p>\n<\/div>

What types of vegan food can you find in Singapore?<\/h3>

Vegan food in Singapore spans a wide range of cuisines, including Asian, Western, and fusion dishes. Popular options include plant-based burgers, noodles, rice bowls, dim sum, and desserts, with many restaurants offering creative meat-free versions of local favourites.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Are there vegan food delivery options in Singapore?<\/h3>

Yes, many vegan restaurants in Singapore offer delivery through food delivery platforms. You can easily order plant-based meals like burgers, grain bowls, noodles, and desserts for home or office dining.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Can you find halal vegan food in Singapore?<\/h3>

Yes, halal vegan food options are available in Singapore, particularly at Middle Eastern, Indian, and some plant-based restaurants. It\u2019s always best to check for halal certification or confirm with the restaurant before dining.<\/p>\n<\/div>

What makes a good vegan restaurant in Singapore?<\/h3>

A good vegan restaurant focuses on flavour, ingredient quality, and variety. The best spots offer well-balanced dishes, creative plant-based alternatives, and menus that cater to both vegans and non-vegans alike.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Is vegan food in Singapore expensive?<\/h3>

Vegan food in Singapore can range from affordable hawker-style meals to premium dining experiences. There are plenty of budget-friendly options available, making it accessible whether you're looking for a quick bite or a full dining experience.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>